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Christina (Rann) (Mohr) (Selken) Bahde 1864-1943
Ok, Here is the problem, she was married to:
Husband #1: John Mohr died in 1914 at Remsen;
Husband #2: Will Selken in 1935 he died;
Husband #3: Gus Bahde who survived her but died in 1947.
Husband #4: Peter Moeller born a b.1860 Husum, Germany found by Kerstin.
I tried putting all of those names in her last name but then it would not allow searches for any of the last names so, I put her last married name and connected her with her three husbands. Hope that helps. I'm open for suggestions.
OBITUARY. CHRISTINA BAHDE.
Christina Bahde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rann, was born August 4, 1864, in Schleswig, Germany. In infancy she was baptized and later was confirmed.
In 1862 [1882] she moved with her father and brother to America. She was united in marriage to John Mohr in Lucerne, Iowa, in 1883. They adopted one child, Gustav Mohr. Her husband passed away in 1914 at Remsen, Iowa. She married Will Selken in 1925 and moved to Harley. In 1935 her second husband departed this life. She was married in 1937 to Gus Bahde of Hartley.
Christina Bahde died Sunday morning, May 9, at the age of 78 years, 9 months and 5 days.
She is survived by her husband, Gus Bahde of Hartley, a son, Gustav, and his family of two children, Donovan and Dorothy of Fargo, N.D., 2 brothers, Peter Rann of Remsen and Ferdinand Rann of Humboldt, S.D. and host of friends.
Services were conducted on May 11 at 1:00 at the Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church at Harley with Rev. B. Rumanowski officiating. Interment was made at the Remsen cemetery.
- The Hartley Sentinel, Thursday, May 13, 1943, page 1.
Also –
Hartley Woman Burial Tuesday. Burial services for Mrs. Gus. Baade [Bahde], 78, who passed away at her home in Hartley Sunday evening, took place in the Remsen cemetery Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock following services in the Lutheran church in Hartley. Mrs. Baade was a sister of Peter Rann of Humboldt, S.D.; Guss Mohr, former Remsen man now residing at Jamestown, N.D.., who is an adopted son, and two children, Dorothy and Donovan.
– Remsen Bell-Enterprise, May 13, 1943, page 1, column 5.
Christina (Rann) (Mohr) (Selken) Bahde 1864-1943
Ok, Here is the problem, she was married to:
Husband #1: John Mohr died in 1914 at Remsen;
Husband #2: Will Selken in 1935 he died;
Husband #3: Gus Bahde who survived her but died in 1947.
Husband #4: Peter Moeller born a b.1860 Husum, Germany found by Kerstin.
I tried putting all of those names in her last name but then it would not allow searches for any of the last names so, I put her last married name and connected her with her three husbands. Hope that helps. I'm open for suggestions.
OBITUARY. CHRISTINA BAHDE.
Christina Bahde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rann, was born August 4, 1864, in Schleswig, Germany. In infancy she was baptized and later was confirmed.
In 1862 [1882] she moved with her father and brother to America. She was united in marriage to John Mohr in Lucerne, Iowa, in 1883. They adopted one child, Gustav Mohr. Her husband passed away in 1914 at Remsen, Iowa. She married Will Selken in 1925 and moved to Harley. In 1935 her second husband departed this life. She was married in 1937 to Gus Bahde of Hartley.
Christina Bahde died Sunday morning, May 9, at the age of 78 years, 9 months and 5 days.
She is survived by her husband, Gus Bahde of Hartley, a son, Gustav, and his family of two children, Donovan and Dorothy of Fargo, N.D., 2 brothers, Peter Rann of Remsen and Ferdinand Rann of Humboldt, S.D. and host of friends.
Services were conducted on May 11 at 1:00 at the Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church at Harley with Rev. B. Rumanowski officiating. Interment was made at the Remsen cemetery.
- The Hartley Sentinel, Thursday, May 13, 1943, page 1.
Also –
Hartley Woman Burial Tuesday. Burial services for Mrs. Gus. Baade [Bahde], 78, who passed away at her home in Hartley Sunday evening, took place in the Remsen cemetery Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock following services in the Lutheran church in Hartley. Mrs. Baade was a sister of Peter Rann of Humboldt, S.D.; Guss Mohr, former Remsen man now residing at Jamestown, N.D.., who is an adopted son, and two children, Dorothy and Donovan.
– Remsen Bell-Enterprise, May 13, 1943, page 1, column 5.
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Christina (Rann) (Mohr) (Selken) Bahde 1864-1943
Ok, Here is the problem, she was married to:
Husband #1: John Mohr died in 1914 at Remsen;
Husband #2: Will Selken in 1935 he died;
Husband #3: Gus Bahde who survived her but died in 1947.
Husband #4: Peter Moeller born a b.1860 Husum, Germany found by Kerstin.
I tried putting all of those names in her last name but then it would not allow searches for any of the last names so, I put her last married name and connected her with her three husbands. Hope that helps. I'm open for suggestions.
OBITUARY. CHRISTINA BAHDE.
Christina Bahde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rann, was born August 4, 1864, in Schleswig, Germany. In infancy she was baptized and later was confirmed.
In 1862 [1882] she moved with her father and brother to America. She was united in marriage to John Mohr in Lucerne, Iowa, in 1883. They adopted one child, Gustav Mohr. Her husband passed away in 1914 at Remsen, Iowa. She married Will Selken in 1925 and moved to Harley. In 1935 her second husband departed this life. She was married in 1937 to Gus Bahde of Hartley.
Christina Bahde died Sunday morning, May 9, at the age of 78 years, 9 months and 5 days.
She is survived by her husband, Gus Bahde of Hartley, a son, Gustav, and his family of two children, Donovan and Dorothy of Fargo, N.D., 2 brothers, Peter Rann of Remsen and Ferdinand Rann of Humboldt, S.D. and host of friends.
Services were conducted on May 11 at 1:00 at the Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church at Harley with Rev. B. Rumanowski officiating. Interment was made at the Remsen cemetery.
- The Hartley Sentinel, Thursday, May 13, 1943, page 1.
Also –
Hartley Woman Burial Tuesday. Burial services for Mrs. Gus. Baade [Bahde], 78, who passed away at her home in Hartley Sunday evening, took place in the Remsen cemetery Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock following services in the Lutheran church in Hartley. Mrs. Baade was a sister of Peter Rann of Humboldt, S.D.; Guss Mohr, former Remsen man now residing at Jamestown, N.D.., who is an adopted son, and two children, Dorothy and Donovan.
– Remsen Bell-Enterprise, May 13, 1943, page 1, column 5.
Christina (Rann) (Mohr) (Selken) Bahde 1864-1943
Ok, Here is the problem, she was married to:
Husband #1: John Mohr died in 1914 at Remsen;
Husband #2: Will Selken in 1935 he died;
Husband #3: Gus Bahde who survived her but died in 1947.
Husband #4: Peter Moeller born a b.1860 Husum, Germany found by Kerstin.
I tried putting all of those names in her last name but then it would not allow searches for any of the last names so, I put her last married name and connected her with her three husbands. Hope that helps. I'm open for suggestions.
OBITUARY. CHRISTINA BAHDE.
Christina Bahde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rann, was born August 4, 1864, in Schleswig, Germany. In infancy she was baptized and later was confirmed.
In 1862 [1882] she moved with her father and brother to America. She was united in marriage to John Mohr in Lucerne, Iowa, in 1883. They adopted one child, Gustav Mohr. Her husband passed away in 1914 at Remsen, Iowa. She married Will Selken in 1925 and moved to Harley. In 1935 her second husband departed this life. She was married in 1937 to Gus Bahde of Hartley.
Christina Bahde died Sunday morning, May 9, at the age of 78 years, 9 months and 5 days.
She is survived by her husband, Gus Bahde of Hartley, a son, Gustav, and his family of two children, Donovan and Dorothy of Fargo, N.D., 2 brothers, Peter Rann of Remsen and Ferdinand Rann of Humboldt, S.D. and host of friends.
Services were conducted on May 11 at 1:00 at the Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church at Harley with Rev. B. Rumanowski officiating. Interment was made at the Remsen cemetery.
- The Hartley Sentinel, Thursday, May 13, 1943, page 1.
Also –
Hartley Woman Burial Tuesday. Burial services for Mrs. Gus. Baade [Bahde], 78, who passed away at her home in Hartley Sunday evening, took place in the Remsen cemetery Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock following services in the Lutheran church in Hartley. Mrs. Baade was a sister of Peter Rann of Humboldt, S.D.; Guss Mohr, former Remsen man now residing at Jamestown, N.D.., who is an adopted son, and two children, Dorothy and Donovan.
– Remsen Bell-Enterprise, May 13, 1943, page 1, column 5.
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